I recently bought a new HP laptop with an extended warrantee. In the past few weeks, often I would get the blue screen of death and the system will just spontaneously crash and then I have to reboot. I ran chkdsk and it says there are errors on the drive (no specifics). It then tells me it couldn't repair the problems because the drive was locked by other processes. I then entered in the command prompt chkdsk /F/R and answered Yes for to authorize CHKDSK to run on reboot. When CHKDSK runs on reboot everything is fine until stage 4/5 where I get a ton of error messages, all the same "the disk does not have enough space to replace bad clusters" I then went into windows and noticed I have only 26GB filled with 74GB free on a 100GB hard drive. There are no other partitions. So I don't understand why I am getting this error. I wonder if there is something seriously wrong with the hard disk drive. I want to avoid sending it in to HP as I don't want to be without a laptop for a few weeks. Is there anything I can do to fix this problem or diagnose it further. Thanks